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melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i tnk we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: aays segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking a proposed bullet tax cut down on crime. i think it is a a bit of a misfire but my next guest is here to disagree with me. i love it. >>> one jeweler gives grooms big enough reward for buying a big engage mane ring. you want to see. "piles of money" coming up. ♪ . >> kbul let's cost $5,000. $5,000 for a bullet. you know why? because if a bullet costs $5,000 there will be no more innocent bystanders. melissa: one chicago official agrees with that. she wants to tax the sale of every bullet to cut down on crime. we're talling about extra fiveents for bullet sold and extra $2
melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i tnk we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: aays segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking a proposed...
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. >> why do they see a sour economy? >> government is growing bigger and stephan, about 24%, study after study has shown, as government takes ove a bigger percentage of gdp, it surely will, faster than perceived or forecast at gdp growth, it crowds out private investor and growth period in the economy, slower growth means fewer jobs, that's why you see the list we had at the beginning and why the list will grow longer as the weeks unfold. >> okay, tobin, the next four years, bigger government, what's it mean for the unemployment rate? >> well, brenda, you know, that if bigger government meant for more employment, california and france would have the most vital economies in the world. i've been in a lot of different parts of the country speaking with sma business people and you know, my conference of course, drew millions. the exciting one that they couldn't get to get to. (laughter) the lecture how to keep your company below 49 employees and avoid obamacare, and i listened to the guy talk and the number one conclusion, h
. >> why do they see a sour economy? >> government is growing bigger and stephan, about 24%, study after study has shown, as government takes ove a bigger percentage of gdp, it surely will, faster than perceived or forecast at gdp growth, it crowds out private investor and growth period in the economy, slower growth means fewer jobs, that's why you see the list we had at the beginning and why the list will grow longer as the weeks unfold. >> okay, tobin, the next four years,...
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that's because our economy is being assaulted by these deregulations. john: michael, could you build it up today? the company is sold to spread? >> it would certainly be harder. it would take more. so what happens with government regulation, it disproportionately affects small businesses because they don't have the resources to be able to deal with all of it. john: i got a hold -- compliance , i hate that word, compliance depaatment. we can handle all this. and it will actually help us against the little guy because he will struggle. >> when you look at where all the jobs are created in america it is not in the big companies, it's in all of the small companies. and according to the foundation, which is the big organization around the entrepreneur ship the companies are going down. the number of new starts is falling. this is not good news for us over the long haul. john: would you tell the kids to mecca can't believe the kids are dealing with compliance issues. >> well, at this point you first teach them how to start a business. then you introduce the r
that's because our economy is being assaulted by these deregulations. john: michael, could you build it up today? the company is sold to spread? >> it would certainly be harder. it would take more. so what happens with government regulation, it disproportionately affects small businesses because they don't have the resources to be able to deal with all of it. john: i got a hold -- compliance , i hate that word, compliance depaatment. we can handle all this. and it will actually help us...
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the good news just keeps on coming in one part of the economy. home prices jumping 4.3% in 20 major markets across the u.s. mark the biggest gains since may 2010. so that full recovery on track for 2013? here with answers, house reporter for the "wall street journal." i will start with you. how a solid if this recovery, how substantial? >> this year the housing recovery went farther than anybody expected. the house an housing drummer whs at several indicators tells us to recovery is about halfway back to normal, from the worst point during the bus around three years ago back to the long-term historical normal levels. we still have a long time to go, but this is still better than anyone thought it would be at this point. gerri: let's talk about the cities doing that. phoenix up dramatically 22%, one of the cities creamed in the downturn. where are the bright spoos in this country? >speak when it comes to price increases, places like phoenix, detroit and more recently las vegas, parts of florida and even atlanta. places all hit hard during the bus.
the good news just keeps on coming in one part of the economy. home prices jumping 4.3% in 20 major markets across the u.s. mark the biggest gains since may 2010. so that full recovery on track for 2013? here with answers, house reporter for the "wall street journal." i will start with you. how a solid if this recovery, how substantial? >> this year the housing recovery went farther than anybody expected. the house an housing drummer whs at several indicators tells us to...
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melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i think we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: always segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking at a proposed bullet tax to cut down on crime. i think it is a bit of a misfire but my next guest is here to disagree with me. i love it. >>> one jeweler gives grooms big enough reward for buying a big engage mane ring. you want to see. "piles of money" coming up. ♪ . are we there yet? are wthere yet? are we there yet? [ male announcer ] it's the question we ask ourselves every day. is ithe safest, the most effient? the kind of vehicle to move not just people... but an industry forward? are we there yet? are we really? [ male announcer ] are we there yet? we are, for
melissa: that's the truth. >> to deal with the economy. i do think doing across the board tax rate reduction and maybe getting serious about the deficit with entitlements, i think those are exactly the kind of ton nick this economy needs the i think we could have pretty strong 201 if you get rid of fear and anxiety that is hanging over this economy right now. melissa: always segatious steve moore, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: the windy city looking at a...
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i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll he you get there. gerri: the psident said he is moving america forward, but the way that mitt romney sees it. the pas debates have voters moving towards him. >> these debates hav super charged our campaign, there is no question about it we're seeing more and more enthusiasm, more and more support, we' going to mak sure that message of the debates keep going across the cntry. gerri: let's find out if romney is right, downing me again. kristen power, and steven poor. i want to score who won las night, how much by? >> oh, well, it is -- i felt that romney had won after debate but not by a lot. but just in sense he had preserved his lead. so it was not, i think that president of the was response in a lot of ways, forceful, and seemed presidential but were mined himself a littleit with the i is a sar ca sarcasm a sna.
i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll he you get there. gerri: the psident said he is moving america forward, but the way that mitt romney sees it. the pas debates have voters moving towards him. >> these debates hav super charged our campaign, there is no question about it we're...
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and fiscal cliff in front of it seems that our economy is already on a precipice. it will get worse? >> well you know president signed sequestration bill, so i thought that meant he was in favor of sequestration happening, when he said it is not going to happen, some pundits in washington may agree with him, but no one has come up with allege latest fix -- legislatist fix how we cut the money for spending we have to look at military spending and domestic welfare spending, they both have to be looked at if we're ever going to balance the budget. gerri: senator paul, always a pleasure, be interesting to see if you get much reaction to the ads. >> thank you. >> well, candidates dashing to finish line, president obama ii worried he is not making his bottom line for a second term clear. so, he is releasing a 20 page book met on his plan. -- booklet on his plan. >> my plan will move america forward. and by the way, the mask in my plan, adds up, folks were not convince they'd can look here and find out what it and i intend to do in the second term. gerri: so, 14 days unti
and fiscal cliff in front of it seems that our economy is already on a precipice. it will get worse? >> well you know president signed sequestration bill, so i thought that meant he was in favor of sequestration happening, when he said it is not going to happen, some pundits in washington may agree with him, but no one has come up with allege latest fix -- legislatist fix how we cut the money for spending we have to look at military spending and domestic welfare spending, they both have...
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egypt is a well-diversified economiers has no oil. so they don't rely on that, that is for sure. >> primarily agriculture, service, industry, manufacturing. that's what saudi arabia wants to be 30, 40, 50 years down the line. they need to have the diversity. you can't be tied to the swings in the oil market. david: as you know the u.s. government today is deciding whether u.s. funds to places like egypt will continue based on what happened in libya. u.s. funds going to libya. if those fund dry you, if the united states says look, we can't give money to countries playing a part, even if it is not direct in the death of u.s. citizens what happens? what happens to investment in those countries? >> that is a very critical point because there is a reason why the market has run up 60% this year. part of the reason is the debt waivers. the united states waived about one billion. maybe there is more to come. imf is putting 4.8 billion in the market. you have qatar and saudi, they're all stakeholders. a stable egypt is a stable middle east is
egypt is a well-diversified economiers has no oil. so they don't rely on that, that is for sure. >> primarily agriculture, service, industry, manufacturing. that's what saudi arabia wants to be 30, 40, 50 years down the line. they need to have the diversity. you can't be tied to the swings in the oil market. david: as you know the u.s. government today is deciding whether u.s. funds to places like egypt will continue based on what happened in libya. u.s. funds going to libya. if those...
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he thinks the economy is bad but he used to decide whether we're in recession. he doesn't think we're there yet. >> he used to side whether to call it a recession. i don't think he decided whether we went into. david: no, i don't think anybody would decide to do that. lauren: it feels like we're in one, right? that's what matters. >> to the people surely out of work it surely feels like a recession. people struggling to get orders it feels like a recession. i don't think the technical issue matters. i think the real challenge ahead is do we go over the fiscal cliff january 1st? if we do, then for sure we're going to be in a recession. that will take 3 1/2% out of the gdp. that is a stroke of midnight. that is a big hit. we don't grow at 3 1/2%. so that clearly would put us in. lauren: the chief economist of the imf said today it will take 10 years to get out of this funk. that was just amazing. but you've been very clear about this, wilbur. saying that mitt romney is the guy to help the markets. why are you so bullish on mitt romney? >> well, for several reasons
he thinks the economy is bad but he used to decide whether we're in recession. he doesn't think we're there yet. >> he used to side whether to call it a recession. i don't think he decided whether we went into. david: no, i don't think anybody would decide to do that. lauren: it feels like we're in one, right? that's what matters. >> to the people surely out of work it surely feels like a recession. people struggling to get orders it feels like a recession. i don't think the...
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anyone can paint a rosy picture of the economy. we have a weak recovery. 114,000 payroll jobs created is not a strong no.. as the governor mentioned we have seen declining job growth and average job growth slower in 2012 than 2011. a lot of reasons this economy is not in the recovery we hope the american people would want. stuart: the president is probably going to say we are going in the right direction. the headlines in the newspapers and on television is going to be big drop in the unemployment rate, 7.8%. the obama team will exploit that. >> they will do what they will do. they will have talking points about the economy. go to florida or nevada and talk to real americans they are thinking about how to meet with higher prices for gas or food or health care and lower house holding come. they are going to do what they are going to do but the american people know what the economy is. stuart: does it deflate not governor romney's balloon but he got a bump out of the debate. he won flat out. does this deflate him a little? that headl
anyone can paint a rosy picture of the economy. we have a weak recovery. 114,000 payroll jobs created is not a strong no.. as the governor mentioned we have seen declining job growth and average job growth slower in 2012 than 2011. a lot of reasons this economy is not in the recovery we hope the american people would want. stuart: the president is probably going to say we are going in the right direction. the headlines in the newspapers and on television is going to be big drop in the...
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might be a boom to the economy. peter morici braced the elements to get to a studio to talk about this thanks for coming in. we appreciate your inside sight. you're estimate is bigger than the impact we just quoted. i think it could be 45 billion. how come? >> essentially irene cost us about 20 billion in terms of destruction and so that's a good starting point for this storm. then you have the lost commerce. new york city, the stock exchange, washington, philadelphia, boston, are all closed for several is days. you pretty much double that because of the lost commerce. so we start out in a hole of about 40 to $50 billion. the question is, how much do we get back from the rebuilding process? we're going to rebuild more than we lost. we always do that. a lot of this is prime property and could benefit from, you know, bigger buildings, better buildings and so forth. and some of the lost commerce, people that didn't go to brooks brothers today to buy a fall suit will go next week. so not all of it will be lost but there
might be a boom to the economy. peter morici braced the elements to get to a studio to talk about this thanks for coming in. we appreciate your inside sight. you're estimate is bigger than the impact we just quoted. i think it could be 45 billion. how come? >> essentially irene cost us about 20 billion in terms of destruction and so that's a good starting point for this storm. then you have the lost commerce. new york city, the stock exchange, washington, philadelphia, boston, are all...
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you have the regime's economy and you have the people's economy. and of course the regime's masterful passing along this burden to the people. of course the people are suffering more and the regime is finding loopholes but little by little we're getting better and better enforcing these sanctions. adam: so how bus the western world respond to this latest declaration from mahmoud ahmadinejad? >> we can not believe by them. they want the upper hand should they go into negotiations in the future. they don't want to look like they're any weaker than anyone else coming to the table but you know --. adam: what should we do? the key to good negotiation you have to give your opponent an exit. what is the exit we give them? >> it will not be precondition taking sanctions off the table because why were the sanctions imposed in the first place, right? if we give a little, we can make loosen the sanctions a bit but then again, how are we going to believe them and trust them? they played this pattern out many times where they give us the bait. they want us to c
you have the regime's economy and you have the people's economy. and of course the regime's masterful passing along this burden to the people. of course the people are suffering more and the regime is finding loopholes but little by little we're getting better and better enforcing these sanctions. adam: so how bus the western world respond to this latest declaration from mahmoud ahmadinejad? >> we can not believe by them. they want the upper hand should they go into negotiations in the...
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everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. fox business market check for you. the dow has been drifting lower now, down 27 now. though, you know, nothing too -- certainly the volume has been incredibly low. we know that. but it's certainly a tendency to the down side. let's take a look at some winners. winners: united technologies. you can see up about 55 cents. mcdonald's and wal-mart, these are kind of defensive plays, healthcare
everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy...
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the global economy is weaker than expected stock is down $1.45. better than expected profits that has crow. sales missed the mark but stock down but not much. suntrust profits got a boost from sale of its coca-cola shares. it is down. coal miner peabody profits better than expected. it is up 10%. the dow is down 24, pretty flat. mitt romney closing in on president obama in key states. he has the momentum. if he keeps after tonight's debate he may well be the next president. scott rasmussen has the latest national poll. fresh numbers breaking right now. scott bring them to us "after the bell" -- after the break. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [
the global economy is weaker than expected stock is down $1.45. better than expected profits that has crow. sales missed the mark but stock down but not much. suntrust profits got a boost from sale of its coca-cola shares. it is down. coal miner peabody profits better than expected. it is up 10%. the dow is down 24, pretty flat. mitt romney closing in on president obama in key states. he has the momentum. if he keeps after tonight's debate he may well be the next president. scott rasmussen has...
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economy. dagen: on the top of some building with your hair blowing in the wind. neil: it is the helmet. [talking over each other] dagen: people always thought -- dagen: people think you have a rug but you don't. it is true. connell: appreciate it. more on the economy. here is more paul ryan on slow job growth. >> they inherited the situation but we are going in the wrong direction. look at where we are. the economy is barely limping along growing at 1.3%. slower than a girl last year and last year was lower than the year before. job growth in september was lower than august and august was slower than july. we are heading in the wrong direction. neil: connell: what direction are we headed in? >> we're stuck in slow growth mode. the gist of what paul ryan is saying is true. the economy is likely to grow. we have 1.6% gdp growth in the third quarter as forecast and 1.2 in the fourth and 1% growth in the first quarter next year so we are looking for very sluggish economic growth over the next few
economy. dagen: on the top of some building with your hair blowing in the wind. neil: it is the helmet. [talking over each other] dagen: people always thought -- dagen: people think you have a rug but you don't. it is true. connell: appreciate it. more on the economy. here is more paul ryan on slow job growth. >> they inherited the situation but we are going in the wrong direction. look at where we are. the economy is barely limping along growing at 1.3%. slower than a girl last year and...
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the problem is an economy whether it is our economy or an economy in the european countries, with this circumstance, you are okay until you are not. when you are not, you are in big trouble. the congress and president need to move to avoid the fiscal cliff and have a longer-term strategy that really addresses the problems in this economy. dagen: senator, it is great to talk to you. unfortunately, you are not in office anymore. thank you. senator, the well. connell: off to a big story today. the state department said terrorism may be a factor in benghazi and they have known that on the day of the attack. dagen: worried about your computer security? we have the top password that you may not want to use. like one, two, three, four, five. connell: you think? dagen: let's take a look at oil. we will be right back. ♪ connell: there is breaking news on the weather. sandy has just become a hurricane. it is a category one hurricane. it is in the vicinity of jamaica. you are looking at sandy approaching the united states probably early friday morning. it just upgraded to a hurricane, category
the problem is an economy whether it is our economy or an economy in the european countries, with this circumstance, you are okay until you are not. when you are not, you are in big trouble. the congress and president need to move to avoid the fiscal cliff and have a longer-term strategy that really addresses the problems in this economy. dagen: senator, it is great to talk to you. unfortunately, you are not in office anymore. thank you. senator, the well. connell: off to a big story today. the...
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>> it always comes down to the economy, stupid. but the middle east crisis also kept the eye on jimmy carter and the way he was mishandling the middle east and what he was doing in foreign policy, but it always comes down to the economy. where people are backed up in gas lines, when they're paying 21% interest rates. when the unemployment rate is in double digits. all of those things effect. as i say to people, stuart, i say to people not you're better off today than four years ago, better off today than yesterday? and america and the world is not better off today than they were yesterday. stuart: we're waiting for president obama to make his statement from the rose garden. part of the screen you can see the rose garden and waiting at the podium for the president to appear. before he appears, i want to run maybe the short version of that ad from 1980, that your tad put out where he was saying, you think this and this and this would happen if ronald reagan were the president? i just want to roll that and get your immediate reaction
>> it always comes down to the economy, stupid. but the middle east crisis also kept the eye on jimmy carter and the way he was mishandling the middle east and what he was doing in foreign policy, but it always comes down to the economy. where people are backed up in gas lines, when they're paying 21% interest rates. when the unemployment rate is in double digits. all of those things effect. as i say to people, stuart, i say to people not you're better off today than four years ago,...
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the key to the economy because consumer demand which is 70% of the economy depends on confidence and the key to confidence is jobs and the key to jobs is planning certainty and we heard the last speaker speaking the great uncertainty over tax rates and regulations and the huge fiscal cliff facing us on january 1st by a totally irresponsible congress that threatens two million more jobs in the defense industry alone. tracy: we are hearing about lack of confidence for a while and no one has done anything about it and we are coming down to deadlines. the server 30 first is the big one for us and nothing has been done. wrapping these elections right now but do you think the election will make a difference? >> i don't know. there is such uncertainty to control? if ronny wins then i think there's more likelihood that something constructive will be done. at the moment we have an anti business government and small businesses are key to job creation. a government which will not control its spending doesn't even have a budget for the last four years. talk about uncertainty. not even the govern
the key to the economy because consumer demand which is 70% of the economy depends on confidence and the key to confidence is jobs and the key to jobs is planning certainty and we heard the last speaker speaking the great uncertainty over tax rates and regulations and the huge fiscal cliff facing us on january 1st by a totally irresponsible congress that threatens two million more jobs in the defense industry alone. tracy: we are hearing about lack of confidence for a while and no one has done...
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a tough global economy. we've seen fedex down over 1%. ups and the same sort of business packaging and shipping and such is down. said that has the down arrow as well. right now we're facing some down arrows for some of our big bellwethers. that market is managing to hold on to some gains. lori: all right. can you smell the bucket of wings? >> reporter: yes. and if i could smell them or whenever, end. lori: excellent. melissa: i'm in the minority on that. the pigs in the blanket is mine. let's move it on and talk politics. obamacare for big speech last night at the convention. i love to dress -- dress. she looked stunning. tonight the spotlight is on the former president, bill clinton as he gave stage. peter barnes is on the scene with more. a lot has been made of the relationship between the former president and the current president. what should we expect? >> are not going to hear about the differences they had back in the 2008 campaign wind barack obama, you know, ran against his wife, but now secretary of. we will be hearing about the
a tough global economy. we've seen fedex down over 1%. ups and the same sort of business packaging and shipping and such is down. said that has the down arrow as well. right now we're facing some down arrows for some of our big bellwethers. that market is managing to hold on to some gains. lori: all right. can you smell the bucket of wings? >> reporter: yes. and if i could smell them or whenever, end. lori: excellent. melissa: i'm in the minority on that. the pigs in the blanket is mine....
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while you have economy make sure you have the resources to doing what you have to do. he had a lot of other types of thing he wants to do like tax cuts for most fortunate. that means there will be tremendous cuts in education. those aren't the right choices. lou: well that is chicago mayor rahm emanuel, saying thanks but no thanks to mitt romney who released a statement siding with the mayor against the striking chicago teachers unions. and as you listen to mayor emanuel you would think things are just boffo in chicago. that the students are doing great. education is flourishing, public education is a shining jewel of the midwest. no public word by the way from president obama but that really isn't that surprising because the president doesn't want to upset the teachers unions. but someone better upset those unions because tonight we're going to talk turkey, if we may. we need to just recognize that the teachers unions are killing our kids chances of a better life in this country. i will repeat that. teachers unions are responsible for killing our kids chances for a be
while you have economy make sure you have the resources to doing what you have to do. he had a lot of other types of thing he wants to do like tax cuts for most fortunate. that means there will be tremendous cuts in education. those aren't the right choices. lou: well that is chicago mayor rahm emanuel, saying thanks but no thanks to mitt romney who released a statement siding with the mayor against the striking chicago teachers unions. and as you listen to mayor emanuel you would think things...
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it has been taking a head as a result of the global economy. improvement is expected by most analysts when it comes to jpmorgan. they are expected to post higher profits. wells fargo is expected to report improved profit, thanks to the mortgage business. look at the year to date gains. posted them -- both of them had stellar profits. the financial names are still very cheap and expected to post very positive results in a very gloomy overall pool of earnings that we are expecting. tracy: they have better trading revenue. the housing market stabilizing. sandra smith, you are onto something. we will see you, girl. while the economy has been on front and center of the residential campaign, wall street has played a smaller role than expected. joining us now with more on big thanks influence. you are looking very tan, sir. san francisco is obviously treating you well. >> plenty of sunshine. tracy: tell me why do you think that financial regulation has not gotten the spotlight that many people think it deserves? >> i think there is one, well, there is
it has been taking a head as a result of the global economy. improvement is expected by most analysts when it comes to jpmorgan. they are expected to post higher profits. wells fargo is expected to report improved profit, thanks to the mortgage business. look at the year to date gains. posted them -- both of them had stellar profits. the financial names are still very cheap and expected to post very positive results in a very gloomy overall pool of earnings that we are expecting. tracy: they...
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and of course the economy. just because we toppled the dictator does not mean we have a stable situation, unfortunately. connell: the money printing continues. >> we fully anticipate tomorrow the fed will announce qe3, the next round of bond purchases, the idea being essentially put a floor on the u.s. growth to prevent the outlook from deteriorating. connell: thank you, sir. dagen: we heard from the president, his reaction to the terrible attacks in libya and in cairo, egypt, today that claimed four lives in libya. including our ambassador to that country. connell: u.s. john holden in the u.s. earlier this year will join us to get his reaction coming up next. let's look at the market. here is a look at the s&p 500. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so yo
and of course the economy. just because we toppled the dictator does not mean we have a stable situation, unfortunately. connell: the money printing continues. >> we fully anticipate tomorrow the fed will announce qe3, the next round of bond purchases, the idea being essentially put a floor on the u.s. growth to prevent the outlook from deteriorating. connell: thank you, sir. dagen: we heard from the president, his reaction to the terrible attacks in libya and in cairo, egypt, today that...
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the economy did very well. tracy: to your point the bar was so low. if four people bought olympic paraphernalia the gdp went up. as we do every 15 minutes we check on the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, looking at energy stocks, huh? >> that's right we're looking at some energy stocks. indeed names with up arrows on a day where we're trying to squeeze out gains for these major averages. we're seeing the oil services index higher today. we're keying in here on conocophillips. we're seeing that particular stock on the rise up nearly 2% today. their third quarter production exceeded analyst estimates. their profits was a decline but it beat analyst expectations, to your point, right? keep your expectations low and you're a winner and that is certainly what we are seeing here with conocophillips. one of the first major oil companies to report. if you take a look at some of the other names such as exxon and noble, you will see mostly up arrows here for this group. here is ox dental petroleum up 1 1/2%. back t
the economy did very well. tracy: to your point the bar was so low. if four people bought olympic paraphernalia the gdp went up. as we do every 15 minutes we check on the markets. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, looking at energy stocks, huh? >> that's right we're looking at some energy stocks. indeed names with up arrows on a day where we're trying to squeeze out gains for these major averages. we're seeing the oil services index higher today. we're...
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and you think that's going to have an impact on the economy? >> of course it is. it is-- well it's not the same as extending the bush tax cuts. it's part of the fiscal cliff, because just like all of these other things, stuart, people are trying to move income out of 2013, into 2012, which makes this year look a little bit better than it should, but what it means is that when we hit january 1st, 2013, the economy's going to collapse as far as i can tell. stuart: whoa, whoa, collapse is a strong word, art. >> collapse as low as we are, i agree. stuart: now, the obamacare tax change is a change in the tax rate. >> yes. stuart: that's something that the president's absolutely insisting on. he wants tax rates to go up for the top two income brackets and that's being forced by the republicans. they don't want the rate to go up. they'll pay more in overall revenue, but don't want the rate to go up. your comments please on the president's stand-fast position on raising tax rates? >> well, rates are where the real action is, i mean, if you broaden the base and lowered rat
and you think that's going to have an impact on the economy? >> of course it is. it is-- well it's not the same as extending the bush tax cuts. it's part of the fiscal cliff, because just like all of these other things, stuart, people are trying to move income out of 2013, into 2012, which makes this year look a little bit better than it should, but what it means is that when we hit january 1st, 2013, the economy's going to collapse as far as i can tell. stuart: whoa, whoa, collapse is a...
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what will the fed do to help the economy. more importantly will it work? we'll talk about that next. tracy: let's see how the 10 and 30-year treasurys are doing right now. 10-year, 1.77%. the 30-year is up 8 basis points. 2.39%. big moves we've seen in a long time. >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. a former employee of bernie madoff is expected to plead guilty to criminal charges thursday. he worked in madoff's offices as comptroller and previously denied knowledge of the ponzi scheme and fred. he faces up to 10 years in prison of the his son, another former madoff employee pled guilty to criminal employees charges next year. madoff's brother peter pled to criminal charges and will be charged in october. >>> companies will use part of the money to repay $4 billion in loans and import prices rose in august for the first time in five months by the higher cost of oil. prices climbed .7 of 1% but fell short of wall street expectations. export prices more than doubled wall street estimates with a 9% increase. that's the latest from the fox busin
what will the fed do to help the economy. more importantly will it work? we'll talk about that next. tracy: let's see how the 10 and 30-year treasurys are doing right now. 10-year, 1.77%. the 30-year is up 8 basis points. 2.39%. big moves we've seen in a long time. >> i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. a former employee of bernie madoff is expected to plead guilty to criminal charges thursday. he worked in madoff's offices as comptroller and previously denied knowledge of the...
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they are more about the right to earn less pay than they are, you know, helpful to our economy. and he presented those views yesterday in michigan. stuart: all right. kirsten, i want to make three points. i think the president should have made a clear distance between himself, the administration, and what happened on the streets there. second point, i think the unions have really lost a big one in michigan, and number three, i don't think you should ever take your politics into the street and get into violent confrontations, no matter which side of the aisle you are on. >> well, i mean of course. who is going to disagree with that? i think what jay carney was referring to there was a comment by one of the leaders on the pro-union side saying there will be blood in the streets and he was asked to condemn that and why can you not condemn that? that doesn't make any sense. they clearly are afraid of upsetting the unions. so i think that kind of behavior absolutely should be condemned. i mean, i can't disagree with that. stuart: i think the events over the last couple of days in mic
they are more about the right to earn less pay than they are, you know, helpful to our economy. and he presented those views yesterday in michigan. stuart: all right. kirsten, i want to make three points. i think the president should have made a clear distance between himself, the administration, and what happened on the streets there. second point, i think the unions have really lost a big one in michigan, and number three, i don't think you should ever take your politics into the street and...